It’s now even cheaper to get your Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) medicines! The most you’ll pay for a prescription under the PBS is now $25 if you have a Medicare card. If you have a Commonwealth concession card, your cost stays at $7.70 until 2030. More affordable medicines mean you don’t have to delay filling your scripts. To find out more, see the comments below. 👇 | Australian Government Department of Health, Disability and Ageing

7K views · 56 reactions | The Government has put HIV drug Juluca on the pharmaceutical benefits scheme, slashing the price for Australians living with the disease. www.7plus.com.au/news #7News | 7NEWS Brisbane | Facebook

The Kentucky Prescription Assistance Program (KPAP) provides access to free or reduced-cost medications for qualifying individuals and families. Kentucky Pharmacists Association Kentucky Medical Association Kentucky Hospital Association Kentucky Office Of Drug Control Policy | Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services

Simplefill Prescription Assistance Programs offers a cost-saving solution to patients who enroll in the program. Maya Lovlien from Simplefill discusses how the fulfillment advocates efficiently handle refills, re-enrollments and troubleshoot any problems that may arise for the patients and caregivers. Simplefill specialists look at each patient’s situation as unique, reaching the best option for that particular person. | Access Health

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